Slim pickings again..
evil eggplant
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Greetings from Washoe Valley, Nevada..
Not much to see around here lately. Every now and then we get lucky, but mostly were just sitting around trying to stay hydrated.
Some kind of blackbird, looks a bit like a Brewer's, but it's not. Any ideas?
A Snipe. My first. This was the best I could do, but I got him, and I suppose that's the important thing :cry
Some kind of Wren-like bird. He was really, really small..
Not sure about him either. Time to crack open Sibley's..
No visit to the (quickly evaporating) wetlands is complete without a few of these guys stopping by. Truthfully, the Killdeer is an interesting, beautiful bird. This under-rated bird deserves our respect. It's a shame he's so common. If you had to work to get one of these I'm sure their stock would go way up..
Cheers
Not much to see around here lately. Every now and then we get lucky, but mostly were just sitting around trying to stay hydrated.
Some kind of blackbird, looks a bit like a Brewer's, but it's not. Any ideas?
A Snipe. My first. This was the best I could do, but I got him, and I suppose that's the important thing :cry
Some kind of Wren-like bird. He was really, really small..
Not sure about him either. Time to crack open Sibley's..
No visit to the (quickly evaporating) wetlands is complete without a few of these guys stopping by. Truthfully, the Killdeer is an interesting, beautiful bird. This under-rated bird deserves our respect. It's a shame he's so common. If you had to work to get one of these I'm sure their stock would go way up..
Cheers
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I'm not familiar with North-American birds, but with a little help I think you've got a vesper sparrow and a western sandpiper. Dunno about the first and I think all three are still juveniles.
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Okay here's what I get on the bird ID
Agree with molting Grackle
Small sparrow is a Song Sparrow
Sandpiper is a Least Sandpiper (yellow legs)
Bob
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It looks like #1 is a Brewers - Molting Juv. #3 is a Vesper Sparrow - Worn Adult and #4 is definitely a Juv. Least Sandpiper - but I guess I'm too late (took too long with the Sibley's)
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